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The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1969

Page

2

Freshman orientation program seen with potential yet flawed

Editorial notes student demand for a program guiding self understanding career choices and college life. Students call for testing use, library study, smaller classes, seminars, and better speaker scheduling while administration analyzes changes led by Academic Dean James McWilliams to form a student faculty committee this summer.

The Lantern James McWilliams

Colleges battle long hair in dress code debate

The piece reports on how area colleges enforce hair length rules affecting students and transfers. Lee College Dean Alton Laird supports neat, non ragged looks while San Jacinto College and San Jacinto transfer students face restrictions. Beards and long sideburns are restricted, with several students advised or turned away at registration for failing to meet the standards.

Lee College Alton Laird Dean Laird San Jacinto College San Jacinto San Jacinto Junior College Thomas Sewell Buddy Schlitt Lee Buddy

Dr John Snyder Speaks on Mental Illness and Society

Dr John T Snyder Baytown psychiatrist and Bayshore Center consultant spoke to Feb 25 26 social problems classes on mental disorders and death by own action. He cited 1962 data showing high mental illness burden and noted family disruption as a main societal cause and youth skill fulfillment as key.

John T. Snyder Snyder Baytown Bayshore Mental Health and Retardation Center Galena Park America

Red Means Lust Blue Means Fat Color Tuning Theory

Professor Max Lucher's color preference theory links TV color bias to personality traits. Red suggests lust, blue signals overeating, yellow implies overhope. The quip about Bob Hope wealth jokes that public estimates can be off.

Max Lucher

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Editorial Mitchell Frank Clark Lee Lantern Texas Journalism Board of Regents Paul Petropolis Crispin James Mark Mitchell Cindy Anderson Roy Besch Larry Cormier Dallas Holmes Larry Morrow Diana Hickerson Rick Johns Linda Ferrell Tommy Stewart San Jae Terry Wilson Denny Davis Denny Tommy Rogers John Snyder Dorothea Dix Africa Bob Hope Lars
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